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If you are a current Missouri Writers' Guild member, and would like to list your book, please send an electronic version of the cover along with your members' book information in the same format as Mary-Lane Kamberg's listing to: Barri Bumgarner at barribum@aol.com

Maria Woodworth-Etter: For Such a Time as This
By Wayne Warner
Bridge-Logos, 2005

A biography of the legendary evangelist Maria Woodworth-Etter (1844-1924), who preached in huge tents before women could vote in national elections.

No Immediate Threat: The Story of an American Veteran
by Kerri Fivecoat-Campbell

ASJA Press, 2005

“That damn war,” my mother wailed between sobs. My brother, Steve, died on the streets of Fargo, North Dakota, nearly 30 years to the day he enlisted into the Army and went to Vietnam. He left us only with questions about our failure to help him and why our mother was never notified of his death. Steve’s story mirrors those of veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. No Immediate Threat doesn’t just tell the story of one American veteran, it tells the story of many.

“Ms. Campbell tells it like it is and offers many good insights and cures into the problems not only faced by Vietnam vets, but also our returning veterans from the Gulf War and Iraq. Will their story be different?” – Rick Baker, Vietnam veteran, 1968-70.

Abraham Lincoln for the Defense

By Warren Bull

One of Lincoln's most memorable trials is brought to life in this novel, based on real-life people and events. When three visitors to Springfield arrive in 1841, and one disappears, the remaining two turn on each other to create a trial that ignited the city and kept Lincoln contemplating its results even years later.

Available at online bookstores.

Vanished Glory: A Family in America
by Connie Lynne Smith
American Book Classics, 2003

The inspiring saga of one family's journey from Ireland to the heartland of America

September 2006
The Late Sooner
by Sally Jadlow
Roots & Branches, 2006

The Late Sooner is a story of one Missouri family's struggle to claim land in the Oklahoma Territory in 1889. It dramatizes the struggles, heartaches, and trials of the Deering family as they face claim-jumpers, prairie fires, and famine during the difficult years following the first land run in Oklahoma. This account depicts Sanford's life, recorded one line a day, in his ledger. Author Sally Jadlow is his great-granddaughter.